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Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Sad, and Mad
This has been a long and painful journey for her family.
And I'm so very mad. Her blog is full of messages to her mother. Her poor mother, who has just been told that her daughter is going to die of this tumor, is getting message after message from people telling her to "keep believing." Keep praying. Keep trying. Don't give up.
I could scream.
As if this woman doesn't have enough on her plate. As if she hasn't hoped, prayed, and believed enough in the last 3 years, through 3 resections, chemo, radiation, chemo again....
Over and over and over again, people say this garbage, all the time. "Prayer really works". "Faith saved my mother's life", not the stent placed to open up her blocked coronary artery. "Jesus can heal any cancer." Without ever thinking, wondering, if the person that is sitting through such nonsense ever lost a parent, a spouse, a child. Ever loved someone, prayed they would make it through that surgery, that MI, that car accident.
The insensitivity amazes me. Spend some time on the pediatric oncology ward, and then run around spouting that crap.
Keep your goddamn magical thinking to yourself. This woman's child is dying. She's about to make the hardest decisions of her life, and she's going to lose the prize no matter what. She needs support.
16 comments:
- Jobbing Doctor said...
As an atheist who lost a child 20 years ago, I would completely agree with you.
This type of approach I find extremely hard to cope with (but it only happened once to me, then).
Even good friends who are christian did not resort to this line of thinking.
- April 14, 2010 at 12:54 AM
I went to bed last night talking about this same child and family. They have gone through so much and I wonder how a child that age deals with her own impending death. I feel badly for the grief they are going to continue to endure after her death, and the roller coaster of emotions and exertion of their own energy that they've lived, in HOPE. And now DESPAIR.
So sorry.
- April 14, 2010 at 6:59 AM
- radioactive girl said...
People say really dumb things when they don't know what else to say. I know people said dumb things to me when I had cancer and it really ticked me off.
People told me that the source of my fevers that led to the diagnosis of cancer was that I drank diet coke. Or because I don't get enough sleep. Or maybe I should try acupuncture. I can't even count the number of times someone told me that "after my sister's brother's wife had a baby her thyroid went 'off' so maybe that is all that is wrong with you". This was immediately after I told them the biopsy results which clearly showed cancer.
My point is that people are dumb sometimes and I think a lot of the insensitivity stems from lack of power to do anything helpful. In other words, they mean well I think, but they aren't sure how to phrase anything helpful.
What I would most like to have heard (and did from some good friends) is "this sucks". Because it did and there was nothing else to say.
I do believe in prayer, but telling me things happen for a reason is just plain mean. It almost sometimes sounds as if people want to blame me for my cancer and put the burden of responsibility on me for the cure. If only I pray enough I will get better. If I don't get better, clearly I am not doing enough or praying enough or whatever. The truth of it is that it is just out of our control and I don't think anyone wants to believe that.
- April 14, 2010 at 7:12 AM
As a Christian I believe that God gives us the intelligence to use our brains to become doctors, lawyers etc. I believe God works through us - in different ways but I believe he does, therefore if we cannot "fix" things like brain tumors, then it is ment to be. If there is a cure, God will guide us to it, in his time. Telling someone to hope and pray for a cure when your doctor tells you its "time" is cruel. If there was a cure I'm sure you're doctor would know of it. Giving people who are suffering false hope as I said before is cruel. Sometimes I think the best way to be Christian is to accept what is happening around and to maybe pray for the persons pain to be bearable and to accept that Gods plan (although not always understandable) is his plan and not ours to change.
- April 14, 2010 at 7:41 AM
Thank you for this. I am a parent who has been there. When people say these things, it has a tendency to make you doubt yourself when you have faced the reality. Again, thank you. I needed to hear this today.
- April 14, 2010 at 8:17 AM
As a catholic who lost a child to a brain tumour 4 years ago, I agree with you too. I didn't get too many of those comments myself, what I had was lots of people telling me great alternative therapies that we should try, which also became infuriating.
- April 14, 2010 at 8:19 AM
- Cathy said...
I certainly have not went through what you have Dr. Smak. But I have lost loved one's (both of my parents). I was mortified by these type comments. It happened when I was watching both of them die. It is much better to say nothing at all than to say these type hurtful things. In my parents case they were just getting old and their bodies were worn out. It was their time and yet people still thought if I had Prayed hard enough it would not happen.
The worse for me though was when one of my children was very small and began having seizures. We didn't know why he was having them. A neighbor came over to inform me that seizures in a child was the work of the devil and I better get myself to church and Pray so that God would make them stop. I personally thought she might have been the work of the devil. I never spoke to her again.
I am very sad for what this woman and her family you are speaking of are going through. I am also very sorry she has to read those type comments.
- April 14, 2010 at 12:12 PM
- A Doc 2 Be said...
I'm a theist and I do believe in God... but I never, ever ask God to cure this or that, only to give me the strength to get through...
When my son died, 24 years ago at the age of 6 months in an era that decried single mothers of any race as harlots or worse, I prayed that God would give me peace, sanctuary, and hope for a life after his death.
It was a faith in a better life, after the horror of a son's death, that saved my own life which had sunk into deep despair.
It is that same faith I have now, through the horrific two years I've just emerged from, that sustains me now.
- April 14, 2010 at 12:17 PM
- Snickollet said...
I could not agree more. Thank you for saying this.
- April 14, 2010 at 12:22 PM
- tropicalg77 said...
spoken as it should be.
anything else, is just so much less.
- April 14, 2010 at 1:48 PM
- OHN said...
I have often thought that you could turn to the offender and ask if your child dies anyway, is it your fault for not praying hard enough?
Do these people really not know that obviously you have done everything within your power to keep that loved one with you?
It is true.....you can't cure stupid.
- April 14, 2010 at 2:04 PM
I have been silently reading your blog for the past year. I admire your courage as you have boldly written about your grief these past months. I lost my 38 year old husband to cancer five years ago. My children were then 9 and 13. I am a Christian, and so obviously our views on prayer and God will differ, but in my case, the hope I received through prayer and words on encouragement carried me during my darkest days. Sometimes the hope was that my husband would be healed, but I also knew that if he wasn't then God would see me through one step at a time. And He has.
- April 14, 2010 at 11:30 PM
- Suzanne said...
This topic is sure to get my blood boiling every time. I have three children, two of which were diagnosed with life limiting chronic illness within months of each other.
We have heard it all. The one comment sure to make my head spin around is "God won't give you more than you can handle" WHAT?
I ask you, well intentioned but seriously ignorant person, would pumps, tubes, TPN, J-tubes, central lines, 32 different meds, home health nurses, home-bound teachers, a planner full of doctor appointments, a constant financial crisis, a dining room turned into a sterile dressing and medical supply room, infections, hospitalizations, a marriage on the edge and almost total social isolation, BE MORE THAN YOU COULD HANDLE? Because it sure is hell more than I can handle. Do you seriously believe your GOD would torture two children just to test my strength?
Most of the time I smile and nod, but every once in awhile I spew.
I helped write a pamphlet that is distributed to visitors at our children's hospital. "What to do when you don't know what to do" One side is visiting etiquette-call before you come, step out of the room when physicians and nurses come in, etc... The other side is tips to support the family- Provide meals, drive the car pool, walk the dog, mow the lawn, etc...
We have recieved overwhelming positive response and are working on a "What to say" pamphlet.
Bad things happen sometimes, I accept that. It took a long time (years)of anger, to get there. Bad things happen.
When someone offers to pray for my daughters, I thank them, but I also tell them that contacting their congressman and expressing their support of stem cell research and added funding to the NIH, and ending pre-existing insurance clauses would be really helpful too.
I am sad to hear of the young girl and her family, the horror they have been through and yet to come. I wish it wasn't so.
- April 15, 2010 at 8:50 AM
- Kathy said...
The people who write those comments just don't "get it", not one little bit.
It has nothing at all to do with one's religious beliefs, either.
Believing is good, as long as it's not an unrealistic belief that there will be a miraculous unprecendented 11th hour healing.
Death is a natural process, part of the natural cycle of life, and for Christians this is the way that God intended it. For Christians there is a double bonus, in addition to being free of pain and this monster disease that attacks our kids at the very center of who they are, they get to go live with God.
What true believer would encourage another parent to believe their child could somehow avoid this freedom from disease and suffering?
But no matter your belief, there comes a time in the life of each and every one of us when we meet our maker or when we pass into non-existence, it is the cycle of life.
And in the midst of the sorts of unspeakable battles some of our children are forced to face, sometimes the enemy is going to prevail no matter what.
And in most situations, the kids know what's going down, they come to terms with their situation long before their parents do.
Deciding to lay down one's sword and accept what is to come is faith of the highest order. And for a Christian, accepting the child's impending journey to Heaven seems to be the highest expression of faith and belief.
If you were feeling up to it and if you haven't seen it, the PBS movie A Lion in the House shows some of the impossible family dynamics that arise from having a seriously ill child and what can happen when they pass away.
One girl spent her last day on earth at the hospital attempting a last-ditch chemotherapy on her father's wishes, an impossibly sad situation, the girl ready to die and the father not ready to let her go.
My son's neuro-oncologist once said to me that if they can't stop the disease, in the end it comes down to the choice between a frantic death or a peaceful death.
I hate the 11th-hour healing philosophy because it is this belief that usually leads to a frantic death.
My supportive thoughts are with the little girl's family, and prayers for a peaceful death.
- April 16, 2010 at 5:11 PM
- Kathy said...
I know I've written a book in your comments, but one last thing-- we are very close with the family of a little girl with brain cancer who appeared as an extra in the movie that came out last July, My Sister's Keeper.
Although I didn't think a great deal of that movie, one of the things I did like was the family in the hospital room at the end of the movie giving encouraging statements about how everything was going to be great and offering up alternative therapies.
The mother and the girl were at peace and couldn't wait for the family (and the endless platitudes) to end. It's a great scene.
Love to you from a stranger on the west coast.
- April 16, 2010 at 5:16 PM
- theagnosticswife said...
As someone who has has just recently become an atheist I totally agree! I live in the bible belt and this shit is said all the time around here.
It implies if they don't get what they prayed for that God choose not to answer their prayers while he answered someone elses.
As an ex-christian I've been in that boat and it sucks. I think people need to stop assuming that everyone believes in god and give credit to the doctors when credit is due.
Thank you doctors for the time and effort you put into your patients and I'm sorry that after you save someone's life they praise god for a miracle.
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JIM THORPE, Pa. — The hand-lettered donation jar on Anne Marie Fitzpatrick's store counter says what many residents of this well-preserved Victorian-era town are thinking and feeling lately: "Keep Jim Thorpe in Jim Thorpe."
This is an undated photo of Jim Thorpe in a baseball uniform. Considered one of America's greatest athletes, he played professional baseball, 1913-1919, with the New York Giants, Cincinnati Reds, and Boston Braves. He played professional football between 1919 and 1926.
Residents and business owners in Jim Thorpe, Pa., are helping to raise money for the town's legal case, saying they have honored, appreciated and respected a man long considered one of the 20th century's best athletes.
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The surviving sons of the famous American Indian athlete have long fought to get the remains of their father moved from Jim Thorpe, Pa., to tribal lands in Oklahoma, where he was born, and they recently won a crucial legal victory that put them close to their goal.
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Hence the donation jar on the counter of Fitzpatrick's gift shop, prominently displayed between the cash register and a rack of cat figurines.
"We have no intention of letting him go," said Fitzpatrick, an organizer of the town's annual Jim Thorpe birthday bash. "There is a pride, and many, many people that you speak to as you go through the town share that pride."
Thorpe was a football, baseball and track star who won the decathlon and pentathlon in the 1912 Olympics, then later starred as the Indian in B-movies and struggled financially toward the end of his life. He died without a will in 1953 at age 64.
After Oklahoma's governor balked at the cost of a planned monument to the athlete, third wife Patricia had Thorpe's body removed in the midst of his funeral service and sent it to northeastern Pennsylvania, where she struck a deal with two merging towns — Mauch Chunk and East Mauch Chunk — to build a memorial and name the new town after him. His remains are kept in a mausoleum surrounded by statues and interpretive signage.
Thorpe's son, Bill Thorpe, of Arlington, Texas, said his father expressed a desire to be buried in Oklahoma.
"All this time we've wanted his body back because of the way that it was taken away from us," he said. "And we had no authority."
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The borough council voted to appeal the ruling to the Philadelphia-based 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, and written arguments are due Sept. 23. The town has found support from Jim Thorpe's grandsons, who say it has done right by him.
"The town has done nothing but honor and respect and love my grandpa," said John Thorpe, of Lake Tahoe, Calif. "The state of Oklahoma did not want to erect a mausoleum or do anything to honor him. They weren't willing to do what the town of Jim Thorpe did."
Thorpe said he was taking part in a sweat lodge ceremony in Texas three years ago when, unbidden, a medicine man told him his grandfather had made contact and said, "I am at peace, and I want no more pain created in my name."
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HARRISONBURG, Va. (May 24, 2013) – Redshirt freshman Michael Foster had two hits, drove in a pair of runs and threw two shutout innings to earn a save as fifth-seeded Northeastern defeated #6 James Madison 11-7 to remain alive in the CAA Baseball Championship on Friday afternoon at Veterans Memorial Park.
The Huskies (30-25) return to action at 7:30 tonight against top-seeded UNCW in another elimination contest. JMU, which suffered a heartbreaking 20-19 setback to William & Mary earlier this morning, was knocked out of the tournament and finished the year with a 25-30 mark.
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Author Notes: The roasted garlic-orange aioli plays double-duty here: it binds the shrimp burgers and serves as a perfect condiment slathered on a toasted bun. I've added caramelized fennel and shallots, along with red bell pepper, herbs, and orange zest, to the burgers to up the flavor and complement the aioli. Although these are a breeze to fry up in a cast iron skillet, they would be lovely grilled. - EmilyC - EmilyC
Food52 Review: In summer, we say the more burgers, the better. This one provides a spunky break from beef, pork, and turkey, opting instead for fresh shrimp dotted with confetti-like accents of red pepper, fennel fronds and orange zest. In her accompanying aioli, EmilyC forgoes the wallop of a raw garlic and lemon for the mellow, floral flavors of roasted garlic and orange, and cleverly uses the aioli not once but twice: to bind the shrimp patty (we used 2 teaspoons, but you may want more), and to layer on just before biting down. Note: For the aioli's flavors to fully develop, we recommend making it the day before and letting it hang out in the fridge overnight, tightly covered. - A&M - A&M
Makes 4 patties
Roasted garlic–orange aioli
- 1 head garlic
- 1/2 cup plus 1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil
- 2 large egg yolks, room temperature
- 1/2 cup grapeseed oil
- Kosher salt
- 2 tablespoons freshly squeezed orange juice plus 1 teaspoon finely grated zest (from 1 orange)
- Freshly ground black pepper
- To roast the garlic: Heat oven to 400 degrees F. Peel away the outer skin of 1 garlic head, and cut off top ¼ to ½ inch of the head to expose the individual cloves. Drizzle 1 tablespoon olive oil over the garlic head, wrap in foil, and roast for 30 to 35 minutes, or until cloves are soft when pressed. Cool, then squeeze the cloves from their skin. Mash 3 cloves and set aside -- reserve the rest for another use.
- In a medium bowl, whisk the egg yolks. Gradually whisk in the remaining olive oil, then the grapeseed oil; begin with small drizzles, then whisk in a thin stream until the mayo is very thick. Whisk in a pinch of salt and then the orange juice, a little at a time (you may not need the full amount), orange zest and the roasted garlic paste. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
Shrimp burgers
- 5 tablespoons olive oil
- 1/4 cup finely chopped fennel, from one small bulb (fronds reserved)
- 1/4 cup finely chopped shallots
- 1/4 cup finely chopped red bell pepper
- 2 tablespoons finely chopped fennel fronds
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped chives
- 1 tablespoon zest from 1 orange
- 1 1/2 pound shrimp, peeled and deveined, finely chopped by hand
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1 to 2 tablespoon roasted garlic-orange aioli
- Toasted hamburger buns for serving (brioche is nice)
- In a large sauté pan, heat 2 tablespoons olive oil over medium heat. Add the fennel and shallots and cook until they start to caramelize, about 8 minutes. Add the red bell pepper and cook about 3 minutes longer; you want the pepper to soften but retain its texture. Remove from the heat. Mix in the fennel fronds, chives, and orange zest.
- In a bowl, combine the shrimp with the sautéed vegetable-herb mixture and salt and pepper (to taste). Fold in aioli, a teaspoon at a time, to just bind the burgers. Form into four patties, and refrigerate until ready to cook.
- Heat the remaining 3 tablespoons olive oil in a pan (cast iron works well) over medium-high heat and fry the patties until golden, about 4 minutes on each side, or until cooked through.
- Spread the aioli on both sides of the toasted buns; serve the shrimp burgers with your favorite condiments, such as a big leaf of butter crunch lettuce.
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about 1 month ago SY Butler
Can't wait to try these
4 months ago Beini Qu
very tasty but finely chopping the shrimp by hand didn't work for me, I chopped until I felt like my hand was going to fall off but the shrimp did not bind.
7 months ago procrastibaker
I made these last week for dinner, and both my boyfriend and I were delighted. I also used Crispy's suggestion to puree 1/4 of the shrimp, which helped the burgers come together, and then threw them in the freezer for about 10 minutes, per ChezHenry. Fantastic, flavorful, and still excellent when we reheated them (in a pan, about 3 minutes on each side at medium low heat) for lunch this afternoon.
7 months ago EmilyC
So glad you liked them! I love that this recipe has gotten better through community input, too!
9 months ago LeeLeeBee
I made this recipe for while visiting family. I was a little unsure about whether they'd like them, being somewhat unadventurous eaters, but they were a bit hit! Thanks for a wonderful recipe.
8 months ago EmilyC
Sorry I missed your comment, LeeLeeBee. I'm so happy that you and your family enjoyed the burgers. Thanks for trying them!
10 months ago Diapotpie
These are simply delicious. I have wanted to make them for a very long time and am so glad I did. Love the aioli! I took Crispy's suggestion and pulsed about a fourth of the shrimp into a paste before mixing with minced shrimp. This is a technique Pierre Franey also used with crabcakes and it works. For insurance, also put the cakes in the freezer per Chez Henry. They stayed together beautifully. I gilded the lily by making brioche buns--I agree that the delicate flavor requires a lighter bread.
10 months ago EmilyC
What a nice comment, thank you! I'm so happy that you shared your notes on how you made them -- sounds like they turned out well!
11 months ago Jenny Sun
I'm having trouble getting the aioli sauce to a thick consistency /(
11 months ago EmilyC
Are you making it by hand or in a food processor? I've had the same problem before in the food processor. Although it requires more work, sometimes the old-fashioned whisk by hand method is the most reliable. If that doesn't work, then you could take a short-cut and mix the roasted garlic and orange juice/zest into mayo (I'll admit to doing this myself sometimes)! : )
11 months ago Jenny Sun
I think I put in the oil too fast:/ but I'll try using mayo thanks!
10 months ago Richard Wylie
if you have a burr mixer or hand mixer it workd great the trick is pouring the oil in if you put it in a measuring cup and pour it just so its comming out like a string , not in gulps you willl get a greater consistency
about 1 year ago vivavo
i had a really long and terrible day and decided to make these. even though they were pretty ambitious on 4 hours of sleep they turned out great - although didn't stay together as well as i wanted. my store here: http://www.thingsimadetoday...
about 1 year ago EmilyC
So glad to hear these hit the spot after a long day, vivavo! I've found that the key to getting the burgers to stay together well is finely chopping the shrimp. I prefer a sharp knife for this task but others have reported success with a food processor (with short pulses so you don't get a paste). Thanks for sharing your blog post and reporting back!
about 1 year ago babieejuls
Is there a substitute for the grapeseed oil?
about 1 year ago EmilyC
Peanut, safflower, or vegetable oil could be substituted. The main thing is that you want a mild, fresh-tasting oil, something that won't overwhelm the extra virgin olive oil.
over 1 year ago ChezHenry
Wow these were great. I used a trick I learned with crabcakes to help them stay together in the pan. Once formed, I put the plate of burgers in the freezer for 15 minutes. Straight from the freezer into the pan works like a charm. Thanks for the recipe, I was skeptical on the orange and thought of substituting lemon-glad I didn't-the orange flavor was sublime.
over 1 year ago EmilyC
Thank you ChezHenry. So happy you liked them, and thanks for sharing your tip!
over 1 year ago kstallbe
I've made this twice now. Wow, so flippin' good. Much more than the sum of the parts. Thanks!
over 1 year ago EmilyC
This is so great to hear! Glad you're enjoying them, and thanks for reporting back!
almost 2 years ago GreenKitchen
We don't eat shellfish but I love the recipe. While I think Salmon is too strong a fish for these delicate flavors (and I might be wrong) I was thinking about trying some less expensive white fish that will nicely absorb the flavoring. Has anyone tried this? I will report back on how it worked.
almost 2 years ago EmilyC
Please do report back...would love to know how it works!
almost 2 years ago jphilbin
Do you think these would freeze well?
almost 2 years ago EmilyC
Good question, and to be honest, I'm not sure. My gut instinct is that the flavor and texture would suffer and I'd be wary about freezing shrimp that has previously been frozen and thawed (since even "fresh" shrimp is flash frozen and defrosted prior to sale). Probably best to just make what you need!
almost 2 years ago Crispy
Just a note on the binding... I processed (pulsed a few times) a little more than half of the Shrimp (large Key West Pinks) and roughly chopped the remainder. Processing made the shrimp "stiiiicky" so I only used about 2 teaspoons of the Aioli and they stayed together perfectly. Next time I will only process 1/4 of the shrimp.
almost 2 years ago EmilyC
Thanks for this feedback! I've never used the food processor for prepping the shrimp so your comment is helpful.
almost 2 years ago Crispy
On the 4th of July I made Emily's Shrimp Burgers (unbelievably delicious) along with cucinettaNYC's Watermelon and Heirloom Tomato Salad (always a hit) and Jennifer's Sweet Cherry Hand Pies (Wow!) for dessert. The best part – everything came out great… there were no leftovers!
almost 2 years ago EmilyC
So happy that you liked the burgers! Your entire FOOD52 menu sounds fantastic.
almost 2 years ago oregon cassie
Fresh fennel is impossible to find in my small town. Can you give substitute suggestions? Anxious to try on the grill -- sounds fabulous!
almost 2 years ago EmilyC
I think celery or yellow bell pepper would work well, and you could add a little crushed fennel seed to the vegetables while they're sautéing if you have some. I also think you could just leave the fennel out, no substitutes, and the burgers won't suffer. Hope you like them...let me know how they turn out!
almost 2 years ago EmilyC
You should be fine using the food processor as long as you're careful to not overprocess the shrimp into a paste. I might pulse a few times, then check, then repeat if necessary. Hope you enjoy the burgers!
over 2 years ago
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These are on the agenda for an hors d'oeuvres class tomorrow night, mainly because I look for any opportunity to eat them.
over 2 years ago
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Huge success! Like throwing fish to seals. I added a couple of eggs to bind them a bit more.
over 2 years ago EmilyC
I'm so happy and honored to hear this, boulangere! Thanks for reporting back!
over 2 years ago 1172 cook
Thanks Emily, love this recipe! Only problem was my burgers didn't stay together. Do you think I need more aioli ?
over 2 years ago EmilyC
Yes, I'd just add more aioli. I typically add about 2 tablespoons, but if you need a bit more, then I'd add about 1 tsp at a time until they hold together. Also, if you're making them in a cast-iron skillet (rather than the grill) they can be a little loose when you start to pan fry them...they'll come together after they're seared. Thanks for your comment -- and hope you try them again with success!
over 2 years ago EmilyC
In addition to using more aioli, I'd also make sure that your shrimp are finely chopped. If the shrimp pieces are too large, the burgers won't hold together as well. A&M's slideshow is helpful in this regard!
over 2 years ago RachelJ
Thanks @EmilyC for this fantastic recipe! I made it last night. My meal story started with a simple organic whipped sweet potato dish I have made several times and am in love with, and couldn't wait to feed to a friends baby for the TRUE taste of if its really good. My dear friend has a 9 month old and due to her bouncing baby boy, we haven't had much time to spend together, so I proposed I come over and cook for her and the baby.People don't do enough for Moms.
I wanted a summery main dish to compliment the more traditionally fall side of sweet potatoes, and this Shrimp Burger was simply superb. I slightly changed the aioli by using pureed chipotles and orange zest only and added some panko. Can't wait to make these again, your newest fan,
over 2 years ago EmilyC
Thanks so much for reporting back, RachelJ! I'm so glad you liked the burgers. You probably couldn't have done anything nicer for your friend and her 9-mo old than coming over and making them a home-cooked meal!


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This set takes advantage of Hydreigon's superb offensive stats and incredible coverage to break through common walls and deal heavy damage to the opponent's team. The beauty of this set is that even if your opponent switches into a resisted attacking move, Hydreigon typically has a coverage move that is powerful enough to 2HKO said switch in. Draco Meteor is Hydreigon's strongest move, and is an incredible move when used effectively. Its effects are immediate; either the opposing Pokemon is flat out OHKOed by the sheer power of Draco Meteor, or weakened enough to break through at later points in the match. One important thing to consider is that the mere threat of Draco Meteor is an advantage, as it also allows for much more liberty in prediction. For example, your opponent isn't likely to leave a Pokemon that takes neutral damage from Draco Meteor in on Hydreigon (unless they're specially defensive), and are far more likely to switch into a Steel-type. From there, your choice of appropriate coverage move can pick them off and secure yourself an early game advantage. Fire Blast is an essential coverage move as it synergizes semi-perfectly with Draco Meteor by hitting nearly every Steel-type for super effective damage. Common Steel-types such as Jirachi, Ferrothorn, Forretress, and Skarmory are beaten with relative ease.
Superpower is an awesome tool for Hydreigon, as it allows it to overpower several of its checks. Tyranitar, Heatran, and Blissey are all capable of tanking Draco Meteor, and aren't fazed by Fire Blast in the slightest, but they cower in the face of Superpower. Tyranitar is always OHKOed by Superpower, while Heatran and Blissey both face 2HKOs from it. Blissey and Heatran are actually 2HKOed by the combination of Draco Meteor and Superpower if Stealth Rock is in play, so you don't actually have to predict with Superpower to defeat them. The final move choice is a tossup and largely based on the player. Roost significantly increases Hydreigon's durability, and it offsets the recoil from Life Orb. Additionally, it has some utility against stall teams that rely on passive damage to wear down attackers. Earthquake jacks up Hydreigon's offensive power by destroying would-be checks such as Heatran and Jirachi under certain conditions. With Earthquake as an attacking option, you can play it safe and use Draco Meteor, regardless of Heatran's presence since Earthquake will always crush it to pieces. It's especially effective against Jirachi in the rain, too, as Hydreigon no longer has to rely on neutral Fire Blast to get consistent damage on it. Finally, we have Dark Pulse which rounds out Hydreigon's final moveslot and provides it with an effective, albeit situational, secondary STAB move that is useful against the likes of Reuniclus and Jellicent.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
Substitute goes hand-in-hand with Hydreigon's excellent coverage and ability to force switches. Instead of viciously attempting to tear its opponents apart, this set adopts the tried and true method of whittling down its foes into KO range. Substitute lets Hydreigon scout its checks, protects it from status effects, and most important of all, protects Hydreigon from taking hits. Hydreigon's mere presence forces Pokemon out, so you will have no trouble setting up Substitutes on forced switches. In other cases, its typing allows it to set up Substitutes on Pokemon that can't really damage it, such as Rotom-W and Celebi. Dragon Pulse is a step down from Draco Meteor, and its disappointing Base Power leaves a lot to be desired; however, it's a reliable STAB move that generally deals sufficient damage. Focus Blast and Fire Blast are awesome coverage moves that ensure that Hydreigon hits everything in OU for at least neutral damage. Hydreigon is still capable of beating its most common checks, such as Tyranitar and Heatran, but dedicated special walls such as Blissey and Chansey are out of Hydreigon's reach. Roost is a decent alternative to Fire Blast, as it helps stave off Substitute recoil, and is a flat out requirement if you're planning on using Life Orb, as Substitute and Life Orb recoil (and other forms of passive damage) eventually take their toll on Hydreigon.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
Choice Specs promotes a different way of playing with Hydreigon, which focuses on a more extreme hit and run playstyle, therefore overriding Hydreigon's standard role of wallbreaking. Choice Specs-boosted Draco Meteor pretty much steamrolls anything that isn't a dedicated special wall or a Steel-type, and even then most Steel-types take heavy damage from Draco Meteor. Focus Blast is the most important coverage move on this set, and knowing when to use Focus Blast is the key to being effective with it; it lets Hydreigon power its way through most of the Steel-types in OU in addition to OHKOing all variants of Tyranitar and Heatran, as well as 2HKOing Blissey most of the time after Stealth Rock damage. Fire Blast targets Jirachi and hits Ferrothorn even harder, though you should avoid using this move in general because it's very easy for the opponent to capitalize on. Tyranitar, Politoed, Heatran, and Dragon-types can switch in and put your team at a massive disadvantage. Only use Fire Blast when you absolutely need to remove Jirachi or Ferrothorn.
U-turn is a useful move to scout its checks and gain momentum, and is useful when paired with a Dugtrio; though, on average, Hydreigon is usually better off attacking. Dark Pulse is a fairly strong and consistent STAB move, though it's similar to Fire Blast in that it's too easy for the opponent to abuse; however, Dark Pulse is particularly effective against Reuniclus and Jellicent. This set is easier to use than the other Hydreigon sets, but therein lies the problem; the mixed attacker set is more effective at netting KOs because of its ability to switch moves. Choice Specs is easier to use in general, as you can spam Draco Meteor to get meaningful damage on most of the OU metagame, but don't be tricked into thinking that this is acceptable, because you're better off using the mixed attacker set if you want to simply KO things. If you're going to use the Choice Specs set, it's for its 20% boost in power and lack of recoil in comparison to the mixed attacker set.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
Other Options
Hydreigon's offensive movepool is enormous; it has access to nearly every single respectable attacking move in the game, which gives it a myriad of options to choose from. On the physical side, Hydreigon has access to Acrobatics, Crunch, Dragon Tail, Outrage, and Head Smash. One can choose to use a Choice Band set mostly consisting of these moves, however, it's mostly outclassed by other Choice Band using Dragon-types. Hydreigon has access to Thunder Wave and can use it on any given set to cripple attackers; however, it's not that useful, as most of its common switch-ins are barely impeded by Thunder Wave. Hydreigon can use a defensive set consisting of Taunt / Thunder Wave / Dragon Tail / Roost, and act as sort of defensive tank that spreads paralysis strikingly similar to the parashuffle set that Dragonite employs. Truthfully, Taunt is a fairly large reason to use Hydreigon over Dragonite, as Taunt prevents opposing Pokemon from setting up entry hazards on it, though usually you're much better off using Dragonite or any of Hydreigon's other sets. Make no mistake: these moves and sets are in Other Options for a reason. It's not because the moves themselves are poor, but because a large number of of these moves are significantly outclassed by the ones already listed in the above sets.
Checks and Counters
There aren't any! The closest thing to a concrete counter now is Chansey, but even then it's easily 2HKOed by Superpower with some prior damage (a common reality when you consider that Chansey doesn't use Leftovers). Nothing else can touch Hydreigon on a good day. Tyranitar is always OHKOed by Superpower, and Ferrothorn and Jirachi are scorched by Fire Blast. Heatran is OHKOed by Earthquake and it takes a ton of damage from Superpower and everything else is at best 2HKOed by Draco Meteor. Fortunately, Hydreigon is fairly easy to check in the current BW metagame. Breloom and Keldeo are common and every single one of them can destroy Hydreigon with their powerful Fighting-type moves. The ever-popular Terrakion exists at every corner, waiting to turn Hydreigon into a liability since it is forced to switch out from its powerful Close Combats. It's also naturally outsped and KOed by Latios and Latias. Outside of fast offensive checks, you can rely on good old fashioned priority to take it down. Breloom, Mamoswine and Scizor are decent choices, though they should only bother trying to take on Hydreigon when it has been weakened as Hydreigon's 92 / 90 physical defense is nothing to sneeze at.


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CHARLESTON, S.C. – The Citadel basketball team opens its 2012-13 season on Veteran's Day weekend when the Bulldogs square off against rival VMI at McAlister Field House for the first time since Feb. 24, 2003. The game, set to begin at 4 p.m. on Saturday, is part of the two-day 2012 ARMY ROTC All-Military Classic that also features the likes of Air Force and Army.
2012 ARMY ROTC ALL-MILITARY CLASSIC: The early game features Air Force, last year's tournament champions, and Army at 2 p.m.
The losers of the two contests play for third place Sunday at 2 p.m., while the winners return to battle for the tournament title Sunday at 4.
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DECISIVE HOME COURT ADVANTAGE: Entering the 102nd season of Citadel basketball, the Bulldogs are 61-40 (.604) in season openers.
Among those 101 games, 65 have taken place at McAlister Field House, where the Dogs hold a 50-15 (.769) all-time record, including an active 10-game winning streak that dates back to the 1998 season. The current streak marks the second-longest in program history behind a stretch of 11 victories that spanned from 1972 to 1984.
The Citadel has won 27 of past 29 season openers that have taken place at McAlister Field House, losing only to Clemson, 71-54, in 1989 and Francis Marion, 66-58, in 1997.
On four separate occasions, The Citadel opened the season against ranked opponents, including No. 5 West Virginia (1962-63); No. 3 Indiana (1973-74); No. 13 N.C. State (1975-76) and No. 1 Duke (1988-89).
DEBUT TOPPERS: In the 65 home openers in Citadel basketball history there have been 23 players to lead the team in scoring with 20 points or more, dating back to the 1919-20 season. Of those, only two, Rodney McKeever and Dante Terry, topped the 30-point mark in a season-opener. Further, there have been 11 players in program history to eclipse the double-digit plateau in rebounding, with John Sterling leading the way following a 15-rebound performance against Piedmont in the 1982 opener. The following is a brief look at some Citadel program highs that took place in season openers.
|Most Points (by Citadel player):
|35, Rodney McKeever (vs. Baptist; Nov. 30, 1974)
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|29, Mike Henry (vs. Baptist; Nov. 30, 1974)
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|15, John Sterling (vs. Piedmont; Nov. 29, 1982)
|Most Rebounds (by Opposing player):
|14, Stevens (Piedmont; Dec. 1, 1980
|Most Point Scored (by Citadel):
|131, vs. Daniel Webster; Nov. 9, 2007
|Most Points Scored (by Opponent):
|105, vs. Auburn; Dec. 1, 1966
|Fewest Points Score (by Citadel):
|13, vs. Erskine; Dec. 1, 1930
|Fewest Points Score (by Opponent):
|4, vs. Ashley Athletic Club; Jan. 17, 1919
SEASONED SOPHOMORES: The Citadel's roster includes five sophomores who combined for 2,464 minutes during the 2011-12 campaign.
All five sophomores started at least two games last season, led by C.J. Bray who earned the nod in 18-of-30 games for head coach Chuck Driesell. Four freshmen, including Ashton Moore (23.0), Marshall Harris III (19.3), Lawrence Miller (17.9) and Bray (17.7) averaged 15 or more minutes per game.
Driesell's offense will rely on the sophomore tandem of Miller and Moore, who knocked down 50 and 32 3-pointers, respectively, and became the sixth set of teammates to hit 30 or more 3-pointers in their freshman year since the full-time institution of the 3-point line in the 1986-87 season.
GROSELLE BEING 'WATCHED' CLOSELY: Citadel senior center Mike Groselle enters the 2012-13 season on a number of award watch lists. Groselle was recently named as the ninth best mid-major forward/center to watch this season by Bloguin.com.
Groselle has also been listed among candidates for the Lou Henson Award, presented annually to the top mid-major players in NCAA Division I college basketball.
The Plano, Texas, native is among several national candidates for the Lowe's Senior CLASS Award, given to a NCAA Division I senior student-athlete who has notable achievements in four areas of excellence – community, classroom, character and competition.
Groselle enters the upcoming season with 891 career points, 109 points from becoming the 30th player in Bulldog history with 1,000 points.
Last season, Groselle posted 14 double-doubles and established a new single-season school record for most in a season, surpassing the previous mark of 13 which was set by Patrick Elmore in 1989-90. This moved Groselle into a tie with Regan Truesdale for the most career double-doubles (22) in Citadel history.
A highly efficient shooter around the basket, Groselle enters the season as The Citadel's all-time field goal percentage leader (59.7%, 359-601), sitting .006 percentage points in front of Moncrief Michael.
BREAKING DOWN VMI (2011-12: 17-16 Overall)
The Keydets have turnover on their roster this year, as they lost four seniors including two long-time starters in Ron Burks and Keith Gabriel. VMI does return Big South Preseason Player of the Year Stan Okoye, who had 19 points and five rebounds in last year's opener against The Citadel, as well as junior forward D.J. Covington and his classmate, point guard Rodney Glasgow. The Keydets enter the season after being picked second in the Big South's North Division, trailing only Campbell.
KEYDETS ADD FOUR NEW FACES FOR 2012-13 SEASON: VMI Basketball added three new recruits this past spring - bringing the total number of new faces who will suit up for the Keydets in the 2012-13 season to four.
Joining the Keydets next season will be 6-3 guard Gavin Stephenson (Columbia, Md./Atholton H.S.), 6-4 forward Phillip Anglade (Huntersville, N.C./Davidson Day School) and 6-3 wing Tim Marshall (Virginia Beach, Va./Landstown H.S.). The trio will join 6-3 guard Dorian Albritton (Davidson, N.C./Davidson Day School), who signed with VMI last November during the early signing period.
Stephenson (6-3, 185) was selected the team Atholton MVP and averaged 23.1 points and 6.1 rebounds this past season while also averaging 2.9 assists and 2.8 steals per game. He was named first team All-County and All-Met Washington Post Honorable Mention.
Anglade (6-4, 210), who was a teammate of prior Keydet signee Albritton, was a key part of Davidson Day's 31-4 run this past year which led them to the NCISAA 2A Boys Basketball title game and also received the most outstanding player award after averaging 13 points and 11.9 rebounds. He pulled down a total of 315 rebounds over a two-year period and was named NCISAA All-State for 2012. Anglade was also named MVP of the 2011 Augusta Christian Tournament and 2011 S.P.A.A. Tournament, and received All-Tournament honors for the Prep All-Stars Holiday Classic and Charlotte Sports Commission Hardwood Classic. As a junior, Anglade averaged 10 points and 10 rebounds.
Marshall, a 6-3, 195 wing, averaged 14.6 points and 5.3 rebounds along with 1.2 steals during his Landstown senior season of 2011-12. He was named first team All-Beach District and All-Tidewater Honorable Mention. He tallied 57 three-point goals for a team that finished 24-3 and won the Beach District.
During his junior year, Albritton averaged 8.8 points per game on a team that featured balanced scoring and he also contributed 4.4 rebounds while earning All-Conference honors.
For more information on Bulldog Insider or Bulldog Basketball, visit the official website of The Citadel Athletics, www.CitadelSports.com.


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A review of court documents by the San Jose Mercury News into the mysterious slaying of Raveesh "Ravi" Kumra, suggested the former Mountain Winery owner engaged in "nefarious business dealings while living a sordid and debauched lifestyle."
Four suspects have been arrested in connection to the slaying of Kumra, 66, but police aren't revealing much about the suspects, their motives, or details about the investigation which is still under way.
One suspect, Javier Garcia, 21, was arraigned at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Santa Clara County Hall of Justice in San Jose on murder, theft and other charges stemming from the death of Kumra, who was killed in his Monte Sereno home on Nov. 30. Garcia is being held without bail and will enter a plea at 2 p.m. Friday, Jan. 4.
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By wherald
Stella Mae Rader, 89 of Nashville, Tenn., formerly of Franklin, Tenn., died Feb. 21, 2013.
Devoted mother of three boys. Retired employee of Oscar Mayer Food Co.
Mrs. Rader was preceded in death by husband, Gilbert R. Rader; parents, George O. and Daisy Richardson Rivers; sister, Margaret Clark.
Mrs. Rader is survived by sons, Doyle (Ronda) Rader, Mike (Cathey) Rader, Randy (Nela) Rader; six grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren.
Memorial services will be conducted Sunday, Feb. 24, 2013 3:00p.m. at Williamson Memorial Funeral Home, Jim Taylor officiating. Burial Williamson Memorial Gardens.
Pallbearers: Jase, Chris, and Troy Rader, Bryan Todd, Tommy, Larry and Darrell Lawrence. Honorary Pallbearers: family and friends.
Memorials may be made to Alive Hospice. Visitation 4-8p.m. Saturday and one hour prior to service at Williamson Memorial Funeral Home and Cremation Services at Franklin.
Arrangements are by Williamson Memorial Funeral Home and Cremation Services at Franklin.
Posted on: 2/22/2013
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